The Sun. — London, England, 1810-08-11 00:00:00

rPt rePt 10 i!IICe 5 ncicd end , e e neror le bridge ith grOsot re an)°11; and the -e the 43a sutfere j al fiaL NGT° N. ) a perS t 0 rients d tish and ich tbei to spealc l ' o s,vev r z~archE J for the s ITIOVr GeNct li ard, in e.ictt erb lifeosi" on, Revolu" ~F?ELi ~ ~ /D oriv -a,C,jOl Ei lA, } C I'r'' waY cif are 6. `' if ' d or , . , it) i b° detio;" ),.pot.' In d 1 114 Ki; - 1 04 L u toe. callgt;' ed " I ` b ! C° ded -Di • olt It '' )d3y, I°r the 11•"" ) 13Ce 6g) surre' eceic eS di " r e kiel o :no PORTUGUESE P4P,ER3. 14.b.4302, JOLT rear=guard. of the divi. skr lof REGNIER left Truxillo on the night of the 17 th, passed the Tagus at Almarez. On the 18th the' corps which 4, had, placed in Caceres and Montanche, waich likewise crossed the Tagus the s ame day, took the road to Calcada de Otspez), 1 % 71 1 . 14 the artillery. and a part of the troops that lad entered, had already kit_ fpr Talavera de 'la ite 7 ll °, Saying that they were going to Madrid. • The enemy ha*.left no troops in Almarez, and t hey have rendered 1 " LASe_ss the boats by which they Passed. On the 18th marched by Perales a body of ca valry and infantry of the division of REGNIER, which ° a the day before had pased the night in Coria, ‘qicit the moment it left it was entered by another ( *Ps. It is said that iioou men passed in boats at Aiconete, the rear guard of which was attacked at t he time of i , s passtige by the party of' Bustalbante, 19 ho killecta number vf men. General RILE. likewise passed the Tagus at Villa iha, and his his lira:l-quarters in Castello Branco. The Vrench, who were in the kingdom of Granada 44 ,d Cordnvci, we uniting:in Anduyar , and those w ho were in Seville, and the comply of Neibla, in Lucar de Alpechin., Umbrae, Esia.ilima, and &c. .The Spanish parties who were pursuing the ene. Inn are in Almaraz and Alirabete. BaAGANZA,. JULY 15.—The enemy continue to snake demonstrations as if they intended to pass the Douro at .Lagarga and Frrixo, though perhaps the t rue point of att a ck m;ty be - different. KELLEtt -1140 is endeavouring to unite his Division at Bene Llwore, JULY 28.—According to intelligence re ' e eived Prom Braganza, of the 20th inst. KELLER ' 14 " bad not Colleded his division in Beneveute, 73 °r made any movement. The French, on the aid e at Asturias, after having pillaged Castropol, re treated into the interior of the country. tesides 15 'deserters, who arrived a few days ba elip 15 reached Braganza on the igth, and 16 more were expelled on the 20th., • Letters from Almeida, of the 25th, advise that the fort Conception was evacuated, because it could not• be of any use to the enemy. Oa the 21st inst. there was some skirmishing at the advanced porte, and we took eleven prisoners, part of A .AEGNIIIICS division has joined MASSENA, but t he rest still remain in the Jrcigttbourhood of Curia. 15 /e learn t:l 4 litters horn M itizanera, of the sth 411 t• that the celebrated MINA lately attacked and defeated a colnim of preach troops iu Rioja, and to o k • • 6 00 prisunars. Letters from Badijoz, of the 23d inst. state, that t he enemy lost a great number of men through de tail.' ion on his retreat from the said province, and Th at a detachment of Spanish cavalry had entered I', • • Gazelle, July 28.) CADIZ, JULY 13.—0 h, the 20th of last month , th e enerny evacuated Cuenca, and r e tr ea t e d to Aches °Y the way of Tatativon. Toe V Aleticia Gazette of the loth inst. contains the following pass,-ige :—" 'rite- last:—movetnehts of „ (ljThlUll which matched from this capital, afford era s "os to exited hat zt •dreadini cunfliet will soon - tad Vl', place, t o u r.te r to di sconcert the r..esi;ns which • may have cunceive.t against Turtosa. I.assuN, Ju LY 28.—We have not any. interesting t "fl a tence cOinritunicate. The state of ou r : 41 Y. as %ell as that of our allies, is' excellent be '7%d deserlption. Persons who passed through' a tirl'hideraLle part of the positions which they occupy, 4d are wed aeqUainted' with the military art, be *tow II the highest praise oil LOtcI . WELL4NGTON for the energy he inspires, and the discipline he main al" in th e different rnilit try, corps which corn_ Rose those armies. The must - perfect harmony and t he best order pretails among the military of the !lied nations. They love t heir Commanders as their fath ers rather than their Generals, and all the troo r 5 manifest the best will and strongest attachment to 14 Excellency the ComMander in Chief, who, while ‘4l 'be one hand, he expeds from them the observ . - tti ke DI of - stria military discipline, oh the ether, rte to."cts no _opportunity of procttring them all the b. rtlf( lrts and advantages whi c h are an y way com bie with the state of the present war.. , T Lzs ilotr, JULY 2g.-41aorrtaa has crossed the a gus at Al cantara, in order, to j oin MASiENA. Ge .Ot el ial 'HI LL h as also crossedat Valla Vetha, to join rd 'WELL IN GTON. The French hate hivest e 4id tile kla on th e Sp a ni s h 'side. General CMAUFORD eli ttB ba d an affair with -a very superior body of the k F il ls in which he lost 270. men and . 15, officers. *b ye of the officers were killed and ten wounded. Our Neti behaved ga ll ant l y , an d d estroye d man y of the I T) , Y., Th e 7t h reg i ment, full 1000 strong, all ` , lle, tornon fine men, landed here from Halif ax , Ott le ": ll4 }* ; they came in the Melvin, Aviftsure, and vesbels. NAVAL NEWS. Arrived the Cltristian, Coox, from Wales ; Salt 'cat, MottaisH, from Greenock ; Flora, FURS/3, from Liverpool ; and the Shark cartel, Captain DAVIS, from Morlaix ; which place she left on the 7th instant, and has brought - over. three pas- seno * Trs.- Sailed his Majesty's ship Milford of 74 guns, for • Cadiz, whife she will receive the flag of Admiral Sir RICHARD .ICRAT4 ; also sailed his Majesty's ship Orestes oti a cruize. Went out of harbour to ,Cawsand Bay his Ma isty's ship Defiance. Arrived the Princess eiugusta packet from Lis boni with mails, which have been lauded and for warded to London no intelligence of a, battle had reached Lisbon when the packet sailed. Sailed the ships Hero and Ocean fgr Quebec. fORTSNIOUTH, AUG. 10.—Came in this day Majesty's ? ship 41ercrombie, of 74 guns, from West Indies. Arrived his Majesty's ship Milford and the Sy - billq frigate flora Plymouth ; and his Majesty's ship par pea'on froin a cruize. Sailed the-Betsey, PARK; Golden Fleece, ROUND TREE; Mary, BszNoLDs ; Respea, ATKINSON, and John iinderson, for'Sunderlancl. His Majesty's,ship Maine has detained and sent into this port the 'Nancy ; ROBINSON, from Lisbon, bound to Portland, laden with salt. Came into the harbour the Indust Foul), from Loudon, boudd :Oporto, laden with iron. Arrived the Lively, WissToti, from Alderney Speedwell, Dotwlrr, from Waterford. Came into harbour Yesterday the Kingston packet, --p; and Eliza, PILCHARD, trona Gib• raltar. SEIFERSESS, AUG. 10.—,An ived and came into the Lil l i e Nor e his Majesty's brig Centinel, Lieut KING, from the Baltic. CORK, Atio.6.—SAturday Mdesty's ship Druid; CaptaiU Sir WuttAst :BOLTON, arrived at Cove, from Plymouth.' - The Jalouse sloop of war, Capt. MORRIS; sailed ou a cruize. Yesterday his Aljest)'s brig Pyrrhus, Captain PEYTON, sailed for Plymouth ; the Lawk brig, Capt. BOUCHEU, and Virago gutt-brig; Lieut. PITT MAN, alsO sailed oh a eruiz4 FALMO(ITH, AL/d'B.-Sai:Cd the Winctsor. Castle packet for Jamaica. The Leda lriga:e with seven sail of East Indiamer under convoy, saile'd froni Madeira on the gth • July for India. • The Leeward Island fleet have passed POrtsmout for the Downs. The Ihrichester, TICKER, from New Brunswick, arrrived at Liverpool on Wednesday last ; on the 2d inst. off Cape Sable spoke hts M iiesly's ship Ale-: lampus ; bound to LlAlifax, with a brig in company her prize; the brig was horn the Isle of France, laden with indigo, Cotton, and a are quantity of specie on board. Two' ships, the Traveller and the Mary, from Sunderland . , were taken on the 15th lilt. off the North Foreland, and carried into Dunkirk. DEAL, AUG. 10.--Sailed leis Majesty's Ship Eliza on a cruize off Flushing. The outward-bound remain, 26 in number. , . Corporal uurtis, lately sentenced to receive 1000 lashes, but who was remanded on his petition to be sent to a condemned regiment, bas been permitted, alter receiving 200 lashes, to volunteer into a regi ment on foreign striice. Greenwood, and the other private of the Oxford Militia, who were tried by a Brigade Court-Martial, at Shoreham, have been sen tenced to receive bOO lashes each, but have also vo lunteered into a regiment on foteign service. On Monday night FM, at twelve, o'clock, as Lieutenant' Malon4,- the 75th Regiment, and a Mr. Ayckbown, were walking On Lower Ormond Quay, Dnblin, by 14ele accident, and through the darkness of 'the night, they happened slightly to jostle a person. They immediately apologized for the Eccident in the civilest terms, but the irrltated ruffian thrust the point of his umbrella with such violence against Lieutenant. Malone, that striking him over the corner of the eye, Lieutenant- Malone die don Thursday morning. Stria search is making fur theliomicide.—(Dutlin Journal.) PLYS/017Tit, Atm. 9.—Arrived the Harriet, of this Port, BARTHOLOMEW WESLEY, master, from Madeira, with a cargo for London ; about ten days since fell in with a Portuguese fishing-boat fro‘in -Lisbon, the crew of which stated, that no intelli .gence had reached Lisbon of a battle having taken place between the allied and French armies. On the 6th instant the Harriet was boarded by a 74 gun ship, . suppojed to be the Poicti6-s, which ship had previously - chased a large coppered. French brig privateer, and ca:ried away her fotetopLgallant-mast, by which accident she was prevented from coming up with the bnemy. The Poictiers has. recaptured' a West Indiaman, that had been captured by this privateer. P11,7,7*Rt COWt3ER'S HOMER. When vy n/a 4 i Ver:iion, Like ColvP ER'S I see, They draw on them aNimalv t r,iunlr ti..m Me. ON THU SHIT' REPULSE. Let us alter her hdITIC, since the lightn:ng attacied her. I ris fit that they call the 4 ; pulse the AltratFto. THE TR EATR.B,--7-The new burlesque tragic Opera was repeated•lasi at. the Ilaymarket Theatre, for the . fourth time, .and was r ec ei ve d ; if poss i b l e, with incrcased.applause. The house was crowded in every pmt. We were inaccurate in slating, that a Mr. RoLra was the Ain boy of this most entertain,' in and soccessful piece—tt 'was written by Mr. WILLIAM BARNES RHODES, a Gentleman who has already' distinguished Ininself by some very hu- Morous tales in verse, under the signature of " Cornelius Crambo," and by a volume of Epi 0-raats.- It has been said that ROONAPARTE and his now lady, for is lie she can hardly be called, are not up.: on the most harmonious terms. This is probably a false rumour, tor however the Lady-may be dis gusted with the violent temper and coarse manners of . her Lord, she must be too well acquainted with his disposition, to venture to speak or even la.,k in opposition to his sentiments. • What a miserable life inuSt this Princeasilead, separated trornler family, disgrireed by her alliancz! with a vulgar tyrant, ob-• liged to watch and submit to every no. ion pf his taprice, arid exposed to tile danger of being a victim to that vicissitude of fortune which his injustice and oppres , ;ion are likely to produce, and which Would be a sobjett of rejoicing not only to France and to the continent of Europe, but to every part of the civilized world.. • . THE IRISH FOUR-111-HAND CLUB.—A new Or.; der of Whips, cared the Erin Four-in-Hand Chia, is about to start in Ireland. We congratulate the inhabitants of Dublin on the public-spirited Cotes of the Gentlemen who. are to cram; cre the Members of this Society of . Charioteers, they tending; in the autumn, and a proportion of the Winter in each succeeding year,' to expend iu their native country, a part of their ample tortunes. The following is a list of the leading Members ahead] named : • . ' Mr: Humphrey Butler (the late Irish Buxton), Lord Vis. 'Oulu Jocelyn; Duke or Lemster, Earl ot Portarlin A ton, Mr. John Latouctie, M.P., Mr. Ma sey Dawsun, Mr. lemtnett Brow n , ot Cork ; Lord Farnham Major Phil ip H ay , I ton.•C oluile l Ta y lor; Mr. Charles darter, and Marquis ui Donegal. • We have only report for the truth of the latter heng a Member. They will meet on 'the Curragh, on the Prince of Wales's terth-day. ," The carriages are all . barotier:e landaus or chariois, the pores ei ther thiyi or greys, and highly bred;' costume of the vers, blue cons; buff waistcoats ; and white Prince's ord bre, rhea a driving coat of Yorkshire drab, with six caps and two tier of p6ckets ; on the but tons are eegr men the letters E. F. 1 - I.€: Friday the 3d, Serjeant Cornelius, of the North- Cork Militia, with . three privates, apprehended at Grange, County Waterford, --- Treally, a deser ter from the said regimeot, and on tl.er conveying him to YOUgII3I, a shout being raised, a number of peasantry colleaed, headed by a brother.of Treahy, and in a most violent manner attacked the. party and rescued -the ,prisoner. • The sesjeant tired, w hose shot is suppaised to have mortally wounded the de serter. The . fellows then pursued the serjeanr, who spiritedly resisted When again attacked in a house,. by the broth e r an d ot h ers, who forcing the door, were fired at, and the brother shut through the heart. The Military,- ater being Most roughly handlai,,, ef feCied their escape. On Thnrsday afternnon a fatal accident hap pened to a fine boy, between three, and four years old, the son of Mr. Gifford, a Messenger :of the House of Commons. Mrs. Gifford having made tea, left the table in search of something, when the . little boy instantly laid hold of the tea-pot, ,put the spout into his mouth, and swallowed a quantity of the boiling liquid. He lived in the most excruciat ing agony until about four o'clock yesterday morn ing, when he expired. The•chill had been accus tomed to the bad habit of drinking cold tea out of the tea-pot,. which led to this disaster. -' EARTHQUAKES.--EXtra6l o f a fetter, crated St. Michael's, Azores, July 10.—" We have been for this month past' rendered miserable by frequent shocks of earthquakes. Some hamlets, towards the west end of the island, have sufl'ered much : all the houses-in some have been throv,vti down, and those of several others damaged. Here, in the city, vve have received no serious injury : I hope they now hegin to subside; though • I myself entertain the opinion, that we must first see bleak out a volcano, or some boiling springs; then my mind wilt be at ease.,. About three or four leagues to the Westward of this city, three or four churches, and a grea Many houses, have been thrown down, and Severe lives lost." At Union-Hall, yesterday, a young man, named WV( bb, :was charged by Mr. Elliston ith presenting a forged order of admi.sion, for iffee tothe pit, at the Surrey Theatre, on Thursday evening last. Mr. ElListon said, that the forgery was dete6ted immediately ,on the order being presented, it pur porting to be written by Mr. S. Slader, and it being the rule with him n ot to su ff er any wr i tten orders to be given by any person except himself.. The prisoner said he was a compositor on a week ly newspaper, and that he found the order in the street, as he was going to his employment on Thurs day morning. Mr. Ellistunsaid he had no wish to punish the pri-. soner if he would promise to endeavour to discover the writer of the order; the frauds of th is description which were practised upon him were beyond conception, amid 'he should in future be obliged to prosecute with severity any person whom he should deteel attempting to repeat them ; Mr. Eiliston produced to the Magistrate several forged copper_ checks, similar' to those taken at the doors by persons on paying their money, and delivered to the inber door- keepers, which had been presented at the doors: After a severe reprimand from the Magistrate, Mr. declining to prosecute him, the pri soner was discharged. ' ePORTI:A7G 11VTELLiGEN0g, NEWCASTLE-UND.,ER7LYME RACES. TuEson, A Maiden Plate of 501. w..lOir i6t• age, the best of three ;- mile he.its.• Paimei i s w. Mayflower, s yrs old F ; I‘"elfi' gr. t. 3 yrs c,ld • Mr. Carter's b. 1. 3) rs - the Earl Wilt on s Gl Cup lietettiee of h .4gs. one -mile hear. ! b o ng," o j.is l 4 Mr. tgetton' s C estr i an, 5 yrs old old W,EDNILSDAT. The Members Porse of g,l. weight for age. Mr. R. Speacer'o bti by l'arvula, 4 ts'uld' - Mr. Stanley's b. c. Sapphire, 3 yearb at - Mr. 13e1l's hdgeford Lad , - - I y 3 '7, 3 J z HUNTINCDON RACES. 2 2 bOliCd tosfsoAtr, Atm. 7. • The first year of a Sweepstas.es each, fns 3yr old carryingost. 91b. ;4 yr olds, Bst. lib . ;5 yr olds, 86 yr olds, 9sl. ; a,la aged, gst. 2i.111116:, heat. Gen. Grosvenor's b. in. Chrysels, 4 yrs old Sackvilles . g. h. Snail, 5 yrs old Suilield's st. Acutina, by Eagle; 3 yrs old - - a Mr. Cave brown's h. Demagogue, 3 5 y rs o ld • The Porthohn Stakes of 25gs. eaCit. For 3 and 4 yrs 01,1; 3 old, to carry Bst. ; 4 yrs old, gst 61n. lo:ses that hare • won one Plate, or Swee!,staxes, tilt; to carry 51b. tra, it mute, 711). allowed 21b.. • I .clSuflield'.s b. 1. :Aquilino, by Cagle, 3 yrs old - Ld Sallow:tell ; named Ld.hkinoninbruKe's-i-..l.:enseric, • 3 yrs old - . Five horses out of the se_ven_that were catered to.- toe Sweepstakes star h:d. —A good licit .I.retweencr a aoj, Snail; attil ‘wim only by a tial Aquilutt inade 'nay, and was beat by only hail a length, • . , wxoNtso Atr . Ilinchinbr o k e ne se..ond year of a Sw,ee stakes ut 2.5g5. edict:, 15 .;s. torreit. Thee..yrs oin 2st. 4.01 olil,Est. 410. 5 yrsQd; hat . 124,. 5 yr, , .t>laudzse,cd , The winoer tit the rob. Stake s on tit: first day parry 61b: extra Fleteher'i c. c. EsculaOus, 4 yrs old La S utticld' s b Aquiliri, by La•4l,: 3 yrs Gen. rrlsvenor's b. In. 1 / 4 . 'lf) S . :is, 4' old rs old - 3 Ld Hincltraproke's c. Co , dray ; .3 yr s o ld • A Plate of col. for 3yr old•co4s, to carry Est 71b. 'h. lies 410. —The winner of a ?Lie uf Sweepstak es Carry 41(.: extra, if 11,0 re, 610. and tr,c winner ut a Jtvet'pst..4,:s lu tins week to carry 'JD. extra_- i wo-mile.neetts. Mr. Pr.ince's cit. G. by Don Q.iixotic, iyrs old; . Est. lab. - • - •• 2 I Ld HinGhitibroke's b. c. Genseric, 3 yrs vtii Bst. 710 - Grovenor's•ch o lAt y Me.. I ionia, 3 yrs old, b teor, Bst Slo.. r • • 7 e . a• 33 3 The Sweepstakes'. 'Afforded mud) - sport, to the amateurs, and the pnz was most ably contested bet weer Esculupius, iiqUilitza, and Clayseis, abd was won with uidiLtilly by the former, whith being a strong hone, curried off the prize, more perhaps from the extreme swampy state of the ground that button), The best race that has Leen seen here fo'r a con,i derable time now•look place for tilw Plate--,,Genseric 'won the first .I)eat, a, ,It was supposed, easy ; and . odds were much in his favour at stating for the se cond. Fur nearly half a mile (prior to their coming within fifty yards of ihe Winning po,t), they were .all, neck and neck, when Clift, who rode Ahtonitz, polled up, and the heat Was won by a neck by Di, a Quixotic. It was nottr suspe6ted. that there would certainly be four heats, and at starting for the third the whose made play as well as they were able, Genceric lead. ing. However, nOtwititstandi - n g the snperiority of Chit's riding,: he was compel;ed to yield the palm of victory to Dan Quixotic, woo Only beat Genseric by a' length. - An Inquest war held yesterday afternoon, at the White Horse Public-house at Knightsbridge, by ANTHONY .GALL, .E! , q. on the bo.ty of Mr. Robert Greur, a Gildsinith, residing at Mr. Cheeseman's, at N 0.7, Mansfield-plac:-., Kentish Town, who shot hi ,itself on Wednesday morning, at the Coach and Horses Pitblic‘house, in Mount-qreet.--The first witness called in was .Mr... Francis, the laud lord of the. house. He stated, that on Wednesday morning last, about ten o'clock, the deceased came to his house, and inqUired if they had got a private room ; he was strewed iuto the : back eariour e Aced for ,a pint_ of ale ; on be, landlord's bringing it, the deceased asked - the witness: if he knew Mr. Reynolds, the painter, in..Mourrtosstreet, as he want ed to speak to him : The witness - went •to M r. Reynolds's, and told the - maid-servant a Genilenvin wished to speak to her master, and he was at his house, the Coach arld.Horses. • The servant return ed, and said her master was putting his coat 00, would wait on the Gentlernin immediately. 'The witness returned,_ and was addressed by the deceas ed, who said, ". Ha.e you been there ?'.' I,Vess answered, '" Yes, I have been. To , •which t}, deceased answered, " It is my own tault-,1 do not blame my daughter, nor blame any body whatever ; but the. t..ult is my own." The witness perceived him ye y much agitated, and was much surprised at such strange talk. •He left h:.n, and went into ;hr privy; instantly the witness heard the report o! pistol ; he went back into the parlour, which he found full of smoke, and could scarcely see the de ceased, who was sit:ing on a chair. Witness was so much alarmed, he mistook "the door, and when he got,out, he ran to . Mesys. Jor.ei and Pr nchard, Sur geons, in Mount-street ; they not being at home, one of their assistants cattle, who said he would be a man. He was conveyed to St. George's Hos pital, where he died at half past lour o'cioek 3 es terday morning. The House Surgeon being next sworn, .said, the deceased was brought JP the Hospital about eleven. o'clock on Wednesday morning; from the state be was in, he h:id no hopes of his recovery. On examitiing.his wounds, he found that a pi,u,l bait hid beet, discharged under the right jaw, and had taken . the left eye, completely out—he was coiiti drnt it occasioned the de ceased's death. 'Sever I other witnesses were examined : one O f them produc e d, th e, deceased's hat. rim of it was split by th e. ball, which was 'pooduct d, as flat as a haltpeni-y, as it rebounded to the cieling. The Jury returned a verdia of Lunacy. • The dn ceasei has left a wife and family ; one of his daugh ters, a beautiful girl, -16 years of age, cam to the Coach and Horses on Wednesday, to ascertain the melancholy circumstance. Mr. Reynolds was bro.' ther-in-law to the deceased, vt , , was a Swiss. A barrel; containing 4110 guineas; was sei2ed, few days vocr, on bo,rl - an cutward-bound vkat by a Custom-house Officer. lk)\) ,